Ehemalige Benediktinerabtei Seligenstadt und Klostergarten

The former Benedictine Abbey of St. Marcellinus and Peter is located in the center of Seligenstadt. The monastery complex, which was built between 830 and 840, can today be experienced in its baroque transformation. The Carolingian basilica - now as a parish church - is still the praise of God after the nine-year break. To this day, the three-tower group of the former abbey church forms a landmark that can be seen from afar in the Main valley between Spessart Odenwald and Taunus for Seligenstadt, nestling in the ever-expanding radius of the Mainbogen over the centuries. A popular legend evokes the memory of Einhard, the influential advisor and biographer of Charlemagne. Source: basilika.de

Especially the monastery garden is worth seeing!

The monastery garden is the absolute highlight in Seligenstadt, where you can discover rare herbs and see beautiful flowers. Highly recommended.

Beautiful monastery garden with fruit trees, flowers and extensive herb garden.

Beautiful monastery garden with fruit trees, herbs and cafe.

Fruit trees, herb garden and a cafe.

The church of St. Marcellinus and Peter is located in Seligenstadt in Hesse, founded by Einhard, the biographer of Charlemagne, as a Benedictine monastery.
The church is the remnant of this monastery.
Source: Wikipedia

here in Seligenstadt is the monastery courtyard with a museum and a beautiful monastery Café.Dahi
Here in Seligenstadt am Main, located directly on the river the Einhard Basilica, built around 830. behind the monastery courtyard with monastery café and huge cloister garden, divided into different themes. Et al the pharmacist garden. Highly Recommended.
ÖZ of the Klostermuseum are March-Oct., The-Sun. 10-12 and 13-18 clock.
A romantic town with winding streets and friendly half-timbered houses.

Very nice and with delicious spices and spiritual food supplies the monastery shop in the immediate vicinity of the monastery garden. op-online.de/region/seligenstadt/geistliche-auch-geistige-nahrung-3498392.html

I was fascinated by the inconspicuous herbals, which were provided with a skull symbol. From vervain to hemlock everything was represented, which in former times promoted many a king to the hereafter.

I have seldom seen such a beautiful and well-tended garden. We were here in September. It's worth a visit.